Spooks Vol.4: the 46th State

Name: Spooks Vol.4: the 46th State
Brand: Cinebook Ltd
SKU: 9781849181853
Price: 13.11 EUR
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English

By (author): Fabien Nury Xavier Dorison

Illustrated by: C. Rossi

Will Cuba be free, or will it become part of the United States? As the election draws near, Cuba becomes a powder keg. The exactions of El Santero continue, terrifying the liberators-turned-occupiers and enflaming the spirit of the freedom-starved Cubans. In response, American authorities don't hesitate to use extreme violence to ensure that their candidate will win and become not the president of the Republic of Cuba, but the first governor of the 46th state. For the SPOOKS, torn between duty and convictions, the danger is real, and choices will have to be made... See more

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Dimensions: 184 x 257mm
Publication Date: 02 Jan 2014
Publisher: Cinebook Ltd
Publication City/Country: United Kingdom
Language: English
ISBN13: 9781849181853

About Fabien NuryXavier Dorison

Xavier Dorison is one of the rising stars of the French comics scene. Author of several successful series such as Prophet Sanctuary and Long John Silver he also co-wrote the script of the French movie Les Brigades du Tigre with Fabien Nury. In addition to his collaboration with Xavier Dorison Fabien Nury has produced some 15 successful graphic novels in six short years including Il etait une fois en France Le Maitre de Benson Gates and I am Legion (with American artist John Cassaday). Christian Rossi is an established artist with series such as Le Chariot de Thespis and La Gloire d'Hera to his name; his credentials also include taking over the art of Les Aventures de Jim Cutlass from no less than Jean Giraud himself.